| Amnesia said: I actually agree more with RTU, the Switch won't reach 100 millions because it would need to stay on board ~8 years, and the system is already after 1 year only (or even at 0 year) completly retarded to handle any of the new big games which are currently under dev for XBOX1X and PS4 Pro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWObjSqKoqs |
Why would it need to be supported for 8 years? That's 12.5M on average per year. Switch will sell much more than that for the next couple of years.
The 3DS is still being supported despite being very weak, even for handheld standards (it's much closer to the PSP than the PS Vita in terms of power). The Switch on the other hand is quite powerful for a handheld.
The main reason to buy Nintendo consoles has always been first party games and that will not change now. Pokémon, Animal Crossing and Super Smash Bros. will all reach new heights on the Nintendo Switch. Let's see if Level-5 can re-ignite the Yokai Watch franchise and Capcom would be stupid not to release a brand new Monster Hunter game on the Switch.
"The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must" - Thoukydides
